on apple, spotify, and iheart. this is bloomberg. senator bill hackett he will introduce legislation today to create a framework for stablecoins. this is the push among republicans to create a crypto-friendly guideline for the industry that is a priority for president trump. let's bring in edith yeung. general partner at race capital and -- an early stage vc investment fund. i don't you walk us through what this new administration means for the crypto landscape and how you are thinking about potential opportunities going forward. edith: one of my prediction for 2025 is for president trump to create the bitcoin reserve. this is only his third week in office, and i don't have all of the tea leaves yet, but i did spend some time digging into how the u.s. government hold our other reserve asset today. let's take gold as the example. it is actually managed by the treasury department, and u.s. actually hold over 8100 tons of gold reserve today. this is managed by the treasury department. what is really interesting is that in particular the

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frankly. >> except for spotify, the people at spotify. >> are to spotify. >> they're thrilled. >> andich. >> yeah. >> rupert murdoch never doubt him in terms of his strategy. the sale to disney years ago was well-timed, and news and sports has sustained this company. you can go look at look at the performance of that stock. >> it's extraordinary. >> is the one old media company stock that has defied the overall sector. that said and they reported a strong quarter. they are now at least moving into the streaming world, but not, you know, in a very modest way. on the call, lachlan murdoch, the company ceo, says, listen, there's a large population that are now outside of the traditional cable bundle, either cord cutters or cord nevers. and i'm quoting here and we are designing. we'll be able to say more about it shortly, but we're designing an offering really to target those cord cutters and cord nevers that aren't traditionally in the cable bundle we don't want. we have no intention of turning our traditional distribution customer into our dtc customer, meaning the bundle is still the m

look at spotify.oduct and 206 he 5 million people have and that is ahead of estimates. it is the first ever full year of profitability and this company was lambasted for spending. they re-signed joe rogan for $250 million and the hubris was your spending on podcasts and now it is about the monetization. and they have raised the subscription prices as well. i am still on the free one i have too many subscriptions. estee lauder, about 1.2 billion to $1.6 billion in restructuring charges. up to 7000 jobs. somewhere between 5800 and 7000 jobs will go. the sales will drop by doug -- by double digits, 10%. the problems are duty-free and with asia and the travel market as well. these pressures will endure. the stock is down 7.4%. maybe i should upgrade myself on spotify, another app. jonathan: i was saying let's get real and you are in the gym and you work out with spotify on and you listen to commercial breaks is that is happening? manus: i am definitely not on that last big push and you want to be focused

so podcast apps, the biggest ones of which are spotify, apple podcasts, amazon podcast apps. let you subscribe to shows or follow shows and any time there's a new episode, the show, it drops your app. so you turn the app on and it shows you all the new episodes for all the shows you're following. so short and sort of short and medium form audio show the reason i chose podcasting as kind of my channel of choice for the show, it's actually an interesting one because my idea at the beginning was to write a book and i've written a few books before. i've written business books, not history books. and the reason i decided to do this as a podcast instead is because it's it's much less formal to do a podcast than a book. and you don't have to go through the you months and months and months of editing and publishing and. what you get at the end is content that's in micro chunks that's really easy for people to follow, as opposed to a book which is very monolithic when we say short form micro chunks, how long are each one of your podcasts that you put out the episodes country over self

>> spotify reports tomorrow and read it next week, all they do when they had bad days they get hit and it again today, that is reading the tape where's the strength and wears institutions plowing their money into these things and those are two names like big sore thumbs, earnings are coming up and i could change the playing field. >> you are the best, so is liz claman. here she is. liz: i was about to get mad at you for saying that. i need to be thrown in there with the best. breaking news, 3:00 p.m. eastern whilthe tariffs tantrum the market will come to is kind of calm investors are not clinking glasses yet that might come in this hour maybe maybe not, right now president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau have scheduled a cal

this strategic messaging caaign was putcrs various mediums to include social, print, spotify, etc.leveraged capability within 24 hours to support emphasis in clark county. this pivot to local allowed us to work with other orgs such as the bennett media group on radio, spotify, the facebook voter alerts and ads on x. the message we put out was to educate voters on how to check the status of their ballot and how they could secure an additional ballot if the determination was that their ballot was destroyed in the incident. some examples of voter alerts. i know you probably cannot read the fine print. to check our voter registration database, where you can log in and make determination as to whether your ballot has been received at local level. we provided dates, times and the address of county elections office so individuals unfamiliar with location could go physically to the county and have them print out ballot so they could vote there and turn it in. we reminded everyone if they notify the county there was probably not enough time for the ballot to be mailed to them so it was impe

move i wonder if gary bought it, spotify have you pull the trigger on these yet? >> spotify reports tomorrow and read it next week, all they do when they had bad days they get hit and come right back by the end of the day and they did it again today, that is reading the tape where's the strength and wears institutions plowing their money into these things and those are two names like big sore thumbs, earnings are coming up and i could change the playing field. >> you are the best, so is liz claman. here she is. liz: i was about to get mad at you for saying that. i need to be thrown in there with the best. breaking news, 3:00 p.m. eastern whilthe tariffs tantrum the market will come to is kind of calm investors are not clinking glasses yet that might come in this hour maybe maybe not, right now president trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau have scheduled a call to discuss the 25% tariffs trump threatened to activate at midnight on all incoming goods from canada and 10% on all energy coming from canada. investors are chewing their nails waiting to see i

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dÍas macario martÍnez, un joven mÚsico y barrendero de la ciudad de mÉxico logrÓ 300.000 oyentes en spotify". eliÁn: actualmente la cuenta de macario martÍnez en instagram ya supera los 5000 seguidores y sigue creciendo, cambiamos completamente de tema y de tono, en leÓn, guanajuato en mÉxico le dan el Último adiÓs a mateo, el niÑo de 12 aÑos que fue abusado y presuntamente asesinado por un dentista. las autoridades identificaron al mÉdico como el principal sospechoso del crimen. cuando la policÍa llegÓ al domicilio del sujeto para detenerlo se disparÓ para evitar su captura, pero sobreviviÓ, al final el mÉdico confesÓ el asesinato y si estÁ en estados unidos ya no eliÁn: salen a la luz estas las imÁgenes de la cÁmara de vigilancia que serÍan clave para la investigaciÓn por la muerte del periodista deportivo adan manzano, las imÁgenes obtenidas muestran al reportero hispano en sus Últimos minutos de vida junto a danette colbert. la mujer fue arrestada dos dÍas despuÉs por usar las tarjetas bancarias de manzano. el nombre del golfo de mÉxico hoy cambio al golfo de amÉrica en los mapas de goo

it's already up more, and we'red holding spotify. these big gap openings for you are really strong, right in. >> right. i've got positions in both of these stocking can -- stocks, and once they gap up like that, i think it makes sense to book some profits, maybe 10%, 20% of position because i always want to lock in some gains on a big move. charles: are you in the camp that eventually gaps get filled though? >> i'm not. charles: okay. >> i know that's a theory, but i'm not in that camp. charles: let me ask you with about roblox. i was looking at it close because of the same reasons. this is looking juicy. today it got hammered pretty good. would you be a buyer on on the news today? i'm not sure where it is, maybe toward the 20046 day moving -- 200-day moving average. >> i would not be a buyer. it did pull back today to about $600, it held that level -- 60. if you look on the chart, 60's the key support level. charles: 60's held. >> i'm not a big fan of buying into those big pullbacks. so what i would do is maybe wait a few days, see

to the local area, allowed us to work with organizations such as the senate media group on media, spotify, facebook and alerts we put out and adds on x formerly twitter. the message we put out was to educate voters how to check the status of the ballot and how to go about securing additional ballot to make a determination one of their ballots was destroyed in the incident. examples of voter alerts. i know you cannot read the small fine print but what that message notes, our voter registration database where you can go log in and make a determination whether your ballot has been received at the local level. .. dates, times and the address of county elections office so individuals unfamiliar with location could go physically to the county and have them print out ballot so they could vote there and turn it in. we reminded everyone if they notify the county there was probably not enough time for the ballot to be mailed to them so it was imperative they took additional action to make sure their ballot would be counted in the election itself. the total number of >> please note the total number

also looking at shares of spotify. the streaming company posted user and revenue forecast that beat estimates. the stock is up about 10%, all coming from these upgraded forecasts. they say they see 675 million total active monthly users. the company also posted its first ever annual profit, so investors are really cheering strong earnings. finally, google has earnings after the bell. the stock is actually higher today despite what some investors are calling some retaliation from china onto google in response to tariffs. we saw today right after the chinese tariffs went into effect, beijing announced they are alleging that they will be investigating the google parent for alleged antitrust concerns. but investors don't seem to care and all the focus is now on the earnings, not only what the company will be able to say about ai in response to the deepseek news, but also how resilient are alphabet's other business is, cloud segments, areas that are more insulated from the ai-related volatility, how strong can those be. and

we always saw a nice. >> according to variety, cowboy carter saw a 795% increase in streams on spotify her grammy wins songs from the album. seeing a big jump in streams include my rose o louisiana, american requiem and two most wanted. with her album of the year win, beyonce became the first black woman to take home the grammy since lauryn hill, who won the miseducation one with the miseducation of lauryn hill. that was in 1999. >> doesn't surprise me. no. >> the actual song surprised me a little bit. >> oh, i went back and i was like, levi's hit it! >> yeah, definitely levi's, which is not one that we said no. >> so you're right, it's. >> yeah. >> it's great. >> yeah. the whole album is. >> we clap in. >> two hands to heaven. >> the whole thing is great. you know, you really find yourself like, oh, yeah, i forgot about that song. i know that artist music. can you go back? yeah, a lot of people doing that this morning. we are getting you ready for just a real messy day. it's already been a messy morning out there. a live look at san rafael as we track severe weather, moving through al

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now here's an easy one spotify. this is a subscription business like netflix that keeps on growing and growing and growing. it's the ultimate beaten race stock, but there's always someone down there giving them the business. i saw today when an outfit said spotify has run too far. it's peaking. to which i say, based on what? i didn't see a thing in the piece that was convincing, but the stock still got knocked down in the morning. it gave you a great entry point before it rallied and ended the day in positive territory. and we saw this with abbott labs abt not that long ago when it lost a lawsuit involving a special infant formula that seemed to agree that some aggrieved parents thought harm their baby. the formula was made by abbott because women sometimes just can't produce enough milk. abbott only made $9 million a year on it. i think they actually own this formula. i think they do it at the behest of the government, or they just out of literally out of their hearts. but it doesn't matter. they lost a $500 millio

spotify also saying it saw a q4 record for monthly active user growth.to a record high in the back of strong ai driven earnings and guidance last night. the stock up nearly 24% and breaking through the $100 level. shares of netflix briefly topping $1,000 for the first time but losing steam mid day. the stock up nearly 16% since reporting results two weeks ago, and some more after hours action. shares of amd taking a big turn lower after initially popping on an eps and revenue beat for the quarter. and disney delivers its first quarter earnings report tomorrow before the bell. shares have been on a tear, ripping 18% higher over the past three months. but is the bullishness overdone? let's get answers from media trailblazer and cnbc contributor tom rogers. tom served as nbc cable president and is now executive chairman of orbit media and entertainment. tom, welcome. it's always a pleasure to have you here. >> great to be here. >> thanks for having me. >> what are you expecting? >> well, let's put. >> disney's tear. >> in some perspective. the stock is basi

find it online at apple, spotify, and i hard. this is bloomberg.ntech company affirm are soaring after they posted second-quarter results. i have the ceo with me here in san francisco. what are your results telling us about the consumer. as i think about it, does that mean they are spending more or that their budgets are pinched and resorting to breaking up their payments? >> i think our results are telling you that consumers prefer affirm. they chose us as their preferred shopping tool. obviously, we outgrew the industry, we outgrew a lot of the retail numbers. clearly, folks are recognizing that the tool we have built for them is safe and useful and we are delighted to help them with their holiday shopping and beyond. jackie: what sorts of new merchants are on the platform? >> we are available at almost 80% last i checked of all u.s. e-commerce. we are very widely distributed from this point. the categories over the holiday period were travel, which continues to be really strong even now. people need to get to the super bowl. but also electronics

the way that it works, we take either sync your spotify or we can have you use our profile generator we use our proprietor algorithm and that produces matches based on your music taste. anita: wow, mike, what do you think about that? . i think it's pretty awesome. i'm curious why you think that music could be a key to a love connection? >> the great thing about vinylly, it's backed by science and proved that it lowers the stress cortisol, and raises dope amine and helps to strengthen the communication in as well. anita: i think that's true. in my case, my husband and i discovered we had similar taste in music and bands, train, sting, one republic and the script and we had fun going to the concerts. i think you might be onto something here. >> yeah, yeah, it's definitely-- it's definitely something that, you know, people-- for some people music is their identity, it's their life style and actually, 70% of daters said if they have somebody whose music didn't match with them that it would be a deal breaker. anita: wow, that's interesting. what about for valentine's day? i mean, there's

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experiences to royal grand cafe in san francisco recently the music we produce has been featured in taps spotifyplaylists including organica and burners united which is biggest burning man's playlist. we have started building a community around music in san francisco and we see this as an opportunity to support and grow that culture. we have spoken to our neighbors and customers and they support the idea. they support huge the music will be at the so we will be at their comfort level adding to the coffee experience. thank you for your time. >> questions. hi. >> thanks for coming in. i agree with you music really adds the vibe to a cafe. so i'm wondering about the outreach that you made with your community. can you elaborate more on what you did? >> yeah, we made like outreach that there's like two times last month. i do all neighbor shops like like right block and left block two and are like very close neighbors is very excited because like park city is not dying but like slower since covid so they they told me like you know, let's bring some people here so they are excited about it and we talke

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spotify. >> swing to a profit. look at this, you're up 10 president on the day. -- 10%.llion new monthly active users in the current quarter. stuart: okay. pfizer. >> pfizer. okay. so revenue person andings beat, and they reaffirmed their guidance. very good, that's why the stock's up 2%. they also said higher paxlovid sales and their legacy oncology drug did well. stuart: tell me about a merck. >> to the downside -- stuart: bigtime. >> 11.5-12%. soft guidance going forward. they said last quarter sales were really good for key feud da, cancer drug -- keytruda. stuart: can we get back to the green. >> if paypal? >> no. okay. so we're down 10%. what was interesting here was this was an easy beat. the ceo said they have really started to get in that narrow focus that they plan plantedded the seeds for in 2024. they're starting to see signs of that. but one analyst said that the payment volume growth of about a 6% was short of estimates. stuart: pepsi. >> you are not eating enough snacks, stu. keep eating your snacks. here's what they said, revenue missed and reporting weak

so a lot of that driving the positivity on spotify.n spirits because it's 5:00 somewhere. diageo is down right around 1% after reporting some of its results. the losses are coming after falling to its lowest level since march of 2020. over the last couple of weeks here. the spirits maker withdrew its medium term guidance due to macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty. the company's ceo also said the prospects of tariffs could hamper its ability to recover falling sales and diageo earnings. the company's cfo said that us. >> tariffs could result. >> in a $200 million hit in the firm's second half operating profit, and then. >> analysts at jefferies. >> estimate that almost. half of the company's u.s. sales are actually derived from imports from mexico and canada. that includes tequila brands like don julio and casamigos as well. so becky, diageo, a big focus here, down 1%. i'll send things. back over to you guys. >> yeah, not nearly down by as much as it had been before. so 1% not looking bad relative to what we'd seen, i suppose. >>

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. >> 50 million plus streams on just one of the music platforms, spotify.ribing the limiting functions of some of these things. and yet at the same time, songs that endure, like fight the power, have been heard more in the last few years on these distribution platforms than they were originally. is that a good thing? is that the other side of. >> it, long tail? it's like the same thing they say about doctor martin luther king. you know, i mean, to me, i listen to doctor martin luther king in real time as a real person on a radio and tv. my first eight years of my life until he was assassinated, he wasn't popular either. no. in every household and every black household. you know. fight the power. when it came out in 1989, the highest it climbed, i think was 15 on. the on the black charts. it wasn't even in the pop charts, you know. and the next year was on fear of a black planet. we didn't make records so people would come and love them. we made records that would stand the test of time. and matter of fact, we made ugly to me. i make ugly art. >> i really do

she's like, but she's adding it to her spotify. remember that? oh, oh, oh, back to you., you gotta go. it's 540 right now. coming up next, love songs. we're talking about helping california reach our climate goals. just ahead on today in the bay, the new local facility now leading the way. and the plan they have to help find more equitable climate change solutions. and the department of transportation says elon musk and his team are going to plug in to america's air traffic control. plus, you're able to send firefighters there as soon as possible, and they get to the fire when it's something very small. it's a very easy thing to put out. moving the bay area forward with a device developed by a stanford online high schooler who is trying to get firefighters to respond before those wildfires spread, or help them to. we'll show you the hope that it promises. but first, here's another edition of our school shoutoutt series. i'm mis brennan, and this is my first grade class at neil armstrong elementary. good morning, maria. yeah, good morning to you as well kids. don't forget

and after like some really intense competition, you know, areas like where netflix and spotify play are pretty interesting for more stable returns. and so, you know, i think that our framework is largely buying, you know, quality companies that are improving and have a multiyear story to them. >> tony, great to have you with us. thank you. tony wong of tyro. >> what do you. >> want to know from the call. which is ongoing? >> the spend. >> is important. i think. >> the spend is really important. i mean. >> i would. >> be curious as to, you know, the margin improvement, i think is really important as well. but there's clearly. you know, again, this is sort of like a facebook story, almost margin improvement in a meaningful way on the backdrop against maybe things seemingly slowing down on the eps and the revenue front. >> by the way, which is fine. >> i mean, given the choice between the two, i'd love to see the margin improvement. >> and that's what. >> i'd be focused on. >> we've got some breaking news now on data central. to some economic reports. steve liesman has got the details here

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. >> obviously, she she was my number one artist on my spotify. >> wrapped. >> so don't worry about meme page there. all right. we've got a whole lot going on on the west coast. >> no surprise. >> this weekend. it was busy too. >> but we've got this atmospheric river. >> kind. >> of delivering. >> multiple storms to. >> folks in california today. >> it's going to be focused. >> across central california. >> specifically the bay area and into the sacramento valley. that's where we'll see the heavy snow, the rain, all those potentials for some really kind of impactful weather in the air and on the roads in those regions. notice tomorrow it looks a lot quieter, but then we get another round of this here. by the time we get into thursday, we'll. >> see. >> more of that rain, more of that. >> the flood threat renewed today. >> here's where we're looking for the flood threat. >> fort bragg basically. >> down to san luis obispo, including. >> sacramento and. >> san francisco. >> so heads up for our friends there. we could see the potential of upwards of, you know, double digit rainfall amount

mean, you got by the way, i mean, artists have to work with different folks, but you got apple and spotifyonly in politics, but in culture to how much power they wield. >> absolutely. >> i mean, they control everything. >> you see, everything you hear. i mean, it's. >> a monopoly. at at at best. >> so to level the playing field would be fair. >> yeah. before i let you get out of here, how do you mix your sort of old school new york rapper like it's a compliment when we say 90s rapper. right. but you're like a current artist to encourage things. we showed you working with different folks, but you have this kind of what i consider a classic sound. where does that come from? how do you feel about that, and what should we be looking out next from you? >> well. >> my influences. >> are like. >> nas whole, the greats. >> like eminem and eminem, prodigy, jadakiss, like i come from the. >> great stock. >> of hip hop. so i'm a student. >> first, but i'm here to push the culture forward by all means. and i don't know. >> if i got to tell you, but i have. >> a i have a school program that i put into

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he says that spotify and his label umg, colluded against him.o there was some concern that if kendrick were to come out and sing this great track and namecheck drake, which he did, if he could, would open himself up to legal action. but overwhelmingly, the internet seemed to be siding with kendrick, calling it a landmark performance, bringing in samuel l jackson. and so i still think he won the night. >> yeah, i mean, we'll see what drake's lawyers think of that. i imagine one moment going viral this morning, and that's taylor swift, who didn't get the friendliest welcome, at least from eagles fans seen booing her last night when she appeared on the jumbotron. she's, of course, you know, quite a chiefs fan for obvious reasons. trump took a jab at her on social media, writing the only one that had a tougher night than the kansas city chiefs was taylor swift. she got booed out of the stadium. i mean, listen, that's not entirely new. he did say he hates taylor swift when she endorsed kamala harris. tell us about that moment. >> yeah, well, the big

spotify, reporting its first full year of profitability, a bigger than expected earnings beat as well, helping drive shares almost 12% higher today. even with membership prices across the board increasing, customers are still flocking to the audio giant, contributing to another strong quarter of subscriber gains. you can see shares again up 12%. >> sara. okay. thank you. christina. we are just getting started here. up next, our chip analyst, stacy rasgon, standing by with what president trump's tariffs could mean for the semi space. that's after a break. we are live from the new york stock exchange. you're watching closing bell on cnbc with the closing bell on cnbc with the dow up 136 points. (♪♪) (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in it is. nasdaq-100 innovators. one etf. before investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and more in prospectus at invesco.com correlation between things above and

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we're launching a new podcast on spotify, it's called good hang.ot like, tell me about your childhood. we're peeling back the layers. this is just fun. >> i think sometimes we ask women to be teachers and good dumb fun. >> listen, i am here for that. no gurus. i don't want to learn anything. >> no. i want to just start getting worse. >> i would like to leave dumber. can you promise me that? >> yeah. >> let's go downhill. >> we need a laugh, and i feel like, yeah, i love the form. i listen to a ton of shows, so i'm excited to get started. >> i mean, podcast, it is like the old days of radio. it is fun to see this really having a moment, these podcasts. okay. let's talk about snl. this is fun. are you ready for the 50th? and do you know anything about what, if anything, you are doing in this? >> i'm absbsolutely t ready, and i know absolutely nothing, yeah. >> that tracks. >> it is typical. yep. it's typical snl. today is monday. the show is sunday. so of course nothing is ready. >> do you think someone knows and they're not telling or do you think s

one of the products continues to attract people to the platform at a higher price like spotify.n: did you upgrade yesterday? lisa: i didn't. silence is like a zen workout. jonathan: disney up by 1.4%. stories elsewhere this morning with your bloomberg brief with yahaira jacquez. yahaira: unions representing federal workers are suing the trump administration for its buyout offers. the unions argue the office of personnel management lacked the legal authority to make the offers to employees to resign. for months, the they -- contradictory information on the rights. amd shares are falling nearly 9% in the premarket after the chipmaker gave a disappointing outlook for the data set of braces -- center business while sales came up short. the report renewed concern amd's push into ai quitman has lost momentum. that overshadowed what would otherwise be solid results. a group of banks led by morgan stanley is set to increase the sale of loans tied to x. they aim to sell up to $5.5 billion of debt instead of the initial $3 billion. there is strong demand from investors betting that elon m